The Assistant Dean of Marketing and Communications for the Lewis Katz School of Medicine (Katz), under the direction of the Vice President for Strategic Marketing and Communications and the Dean of the Medical School, serves as the school’s senior marketing and communications leader. The Assistant Dean will create, lead, and direct a comprehensive marketing and communications strategy to strengthen and advance the school’s reputation, visibility, and engagement with key stakeholders. Working with the Office of the Dean, school leadership, and marketing and communications colleagues across Temple University and Temple University Health System, the Assistant Dean leads a unified marketing and communications program that supports the school’s academic, research, clinical, and philanthropic priorities. This includes shaping and executing an integrated brand, content, and communications strategy that elevates Katz’s distinction in medical education, research innovation, clinical excellence, and community impact. This position is an exciting opportunity for a seasoned professional to lead marketing and communications at one of our most pivotal schools and to work closely with colleagues within central Strategic Marketing and Communications and across campus to enhance the visibility and reputation of Katz. The successful candidate will be an inspiring leader and an effective advocate for the school, serving as a key collaborator within the larger university and Health System environment. Founded in 1901 as Pennsylvania’s first co-educational medical school, the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University attracts students and faculty committed to advancing individual and population health through culturally competent patient care, research, education, and service. Katz delivers medical education across three campuses, its flagship North Philadelphia campus (home to Temple University Hospital), St. Luke’s University Health Network in Bethlehem, PA and WellSpan Health in York, PA (opening 2027), offering students broad clinical experiences in diverse urban, suburban, and rural settings. The school confers the MD degree; MS and PhD degrees in Biomedical Science; the MA in Health Justice and Bioethics; the MS in Physician Assistant Studies; a certificate in Narrative Medicine; a non-degree post-baccalaureate program; numerous dual-degree programs; and, in partnership with Temple University Hospital, supports 40 residency and fellowship programs. Katz also manages a robust and growing portfolio of publicly and privately funded research, with specialized centers focused on heart disease, cancer, metabolic disease, substance use disorder, population health, and other urgent regional and national priorities. Its state-of-the-art medical education and research facilities anchor a vibrant community of discovery and innovation, preparing future clinicians and scientists for the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. To learn more, visit medicine.temple.edu.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level